Kenta Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English?
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Wil you correct them?
No. 1
M: I was going to bicycle to work this morning. But it began to rain [raining].
F: So did you drive to work [go to work by car] as usual?
M: No, my car wouldn't work, so I ended up using [taking] the [a] bus.
No. 2
F: How much longer will it take to repair my car?
M: Well, we first thought it would take about a week,
but the necessary parts haven't arrived yet.
F: Then can I have a loaner (car) ?
Thank you!
No. 1
M: I was going to bicycle to work this morning. But it began to rain [raining].
F: So did you drive to work [go to work by car] as usual?
M: No, my car wouldn't work, so I ended up using [taking] the [a] bus.
No. 2
F: How much longer will it take to repair my car?
M: Well, we first thought it would take about a week,
but the necessary parts haven't arrived yet.
F: Then can I have a loaner (car) ?
Thank you!
Top answer
No. 1 M: I was going to go to work by bicycle/bike this morning , but it began raining / to rain. F: So , did you drive to work / go to work by car as usual?
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No. 1
M: I was going to go to work by bicycle/bike this morning, but it began raining / to rain.
F: So, did you drive to work / go to work by car as usual?
M: No, my car wouldn't start, so I ended up using / taking the bus.
No. 2
F: How much longer will it take to repair my car?
No. 1
M: I was going to go to work by bicycle/bike this morning, but it began raining / to rain.
F: So, did you drive to work / go to work by car as usual?
M: No, my car wouldn't start, so I ended up using / taking the bus.
No. 2
F: How much longer will it take to repair my car?
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